She is right-handed and speaks Cantonese and Mandarin. Her hobbies include singing and playing computer games. Her sporting philosophy is, "The more courageous you are, the more skillful you will be."

Achievements

One of her most memorable achievements is winning the doubles gold medal at the 2005 World Championships in Anaheim, United States. She was named Guangzhou's outstanding female achiever, outstanding youth, and outstanding athlete in 2001. She received the outstanding youth award again in 2002 and was named one of Guangzhou's top ten achievers in 2003.

Challenges and Personal Life

She considered early retirement after her long-time partner, Yang Wei, was paired with Zhao Tingting for the 2007 Swiss Open. Her retirement application was rejected by China's General Administrator of Sport because she was needed to fill the gap left by another player, Huang Sui.

She is engaged to Malaysian national badminton team member Choong Tan Fook. They met through her relatives in Malaysia and started a relationship after the 2004 Malaysian Open. There has been speculation that she might take Malaysian citizenship after their marriage, potentially becoming a key doubles player for Malaysia.

Her journey in badminton has been marked by significant achievements and personal challenges. As she continues to navigate her career and personal life, her contributions to the sport remain noteworthy.